"Walking to Lake Õdri" is a documentary painting installation, consisting of 720 painted squares. To emphasise being present and the totality of the experience, in this work I represent nature without a subject but as a complete multisensory experience. Over a two-year period, from October 2020 until October 2022, I documented my walks into the forest in Karula National Park near Lake Õdri. From each trip there are twelve squares, forming an abstract trope – a colour chart of the forest. The colours we see are essential for other species as features of their habitat. Colour depends on the depth of shadow, the degree of decay, chlorophyll content, the undulation of the ground, how open the blossoms are, and many other features. Each painting is accompanied by documentation of the time and place of the walk and the source of the colour.